Found this a lot easier to follow. https://blog.howardjohn.info/posts/go-tools-command/
And didn't quite understand the euphoria.
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Found this a lot easier to follow. https://blog.howardjohn.info/posts/go-tools-command/
And didn't quite understand the euphoria.
I wrote this blog detailing the specific steps that I used to deploy SPIRE on a Kubernetes cluster running off my Ubuntu laptop. It's a regular Kubernetes cluster created using kubeadm, running on 1 controller and two worker nodes. My purpose was to get a working SPIRE setup that could be used for trying out stuff that uses these identities.
This is a basic but usable implementation of the C++ ConcurrencyTS. The README lists what's supported and what's not. I think the when_any implementation is flaky.
While I have a personal favorite, I recognize this as one of those question which cannot have one right answer. The best language for the interview is the language in which the candidate is most proficient and expressive in. If you're making the candidate write a lot of algorithms, it helps to have a basic ds/algo library that's flexible and easy to use. C++ has STL, which is great but for people unfamiliar with its style (iterators) or syntactic peculiarities (templates, etc), things may not be very smooth. Java has a decent library too, and I guess so does Python but I'm less familiar.
Very dependent on your goals in life. I have heard great things about both companies. Nutanix does more cloud stuff. Cohesity is more backup, restore. But they have great tech stacks. Lot of C++ at both places, which maybe a plus or minus for you. Not much idea about company culture.
India, Relocation, Full Time | Contract
Stack: C++11, Java, NodeJS, libuv, Linux, systems programming, scalable and concurrent servers.
Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ij7kqoownqnauuy/Arindam_Mukherjee....
Contact: arindam dot mukerjee at gmail
Key areas: Systems and application programming, 11+ years of experience. Worked on high availability and server management areas. Keen learner - highly proficient in C++ / C++11. Can work fluently in Java / Python / NodeJS. Contracted author for an upcoming title on C++ using Boost libraries.
Work permit status: US: Have an H1B petition filed and approved in 2012. Need new sponsor. Could not travel earlier due to a personal accident followed by offer revocation.
Seeking employers preferably in the Bay Area. Open to working in EU as well. Looking to build and use cloud-enabling technologies. Want to work in fast-moving, dynamic teams with freedom to choose tools and techniques and challenging problems to solve.